A copy of the the open letter signed by various LGBT advocates including PayPal founder Peter Thiel, political advocate Agent Walker and former Georgia Supreme Court Justice Leah Ward Sears.
Harvey Milk was the first openly gay elected official in California who served as a city supervisor in San Francisco. The book details his life from childhood to his assassination in 1978. It describes his rise to prominence as a leader and advocate for gay rights in San Francisco during the 1970s, his election to public office, and his tragic murder by another city supervisor. The assassination sparked widespread protests over the injustice of the short sentence given to his murderer.
The document defines various terms related to LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) identity and community. It explains that LGBT is an acronym that includes lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals. It describes the meanings of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. It discusses the rainbow flag as a symbol of LGBT pride. It also summarizes the history of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code and its recent decriminalization of homosexual acts. The document highlights discrimination faced by the LGBT community and the challenges of coming out.
Racism and xenophobia against people of color has persisted for a long time and manifests in various forms of discrimination. People of color face prejudice and unequal treatment in areas like law enforcement, employment, housing, and the justice system. They are also subject to racism and xenophobia in domains like music, sports, and their daily lives. While discrimination causes harm, people of color have also responded with understandable hostility and wariness born from historical injustices. Overall, combating racism requires collective efforts like education, awareness, legal accountability, and solidarity against discrimination.
This document summarizes and analyzes 5 sources related to debates around racial issues, police violence, and social movements like Black Lives Matter. The sources discuss a college president's "All Lives Matter" statement that provoked controversy, Ben Carson's view that mutual respect is more important than race, an examination of the civil rights movement, debates around claims of wars on police or black people, and criticism of Black Lives Matter's goals. The document analyzes the authors, publications, and relevance of each source to provide context.
The article discusses the death of Robert Champion, a Florida A&M University drum major who died from injuries sustained during a hazing incident. It argues that hazing continues because of peer pressure within student organizations, and that only students themselves can put an end to this dangerous tradition by refusing to participate in or tolerate hazing. The author recounts his own opposition to hazing when pledging a fraternity in college. He calls for a zero tolerance approach but says lasting change will only come when students prioritize their safety and make it unacceptable for future members to be hazed.
Harvey Milk was the first openly gay elected official in California who served as a city supervisor in San Francisco. The book details his life from childhood to his assassination in 1978. It describes his rise to prominence as a leader and advocate for gay rights in San Francisco during the 1970s, his election to public office, and his tragic murder by another city supervisor. The assassination sparked widespread protests over the injustice of the short sentence given to his murderer.
The document defines various terms related to LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) identity and community. It explains that LGBT is an acronym that includes lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals. It describes the meanings of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. It discusses the rainbow flag as a symbol of LGBT pride. It also summarizes the history of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code and its recent decriminalization of homosexual acts. The document highlights discrimination faced by the LGBT community and the challenges of coming out.
Racism and xenophobia against people of color has persisted for a long time and manifests in various forms of discrimination. People of color face prejudice and unequal treatment in areas like law enforcement, employment, housing, and the justice system. They are also subject to racism and xenophobia in domains like music, sports, and their daily lives. While discrimination causes harm, people of color have also responded with understandable hostility and wariness born from historical injustices. Overall, combating racism requires collective efforts like education, awareness, legal accountability, and solidarity against discrimination.
This document summarizes and analyzes 5 sources related to debates around racial issues, police violence, and social movements like Black Lives Matter. The sources discuss a college president's "All Lives Matter" statement that provoked controversy, Ben Carson's view that mutual respect is more important than race, an examination of the civil rights movement, debates around claims of wars on police or black people, and criticism of Black Lives Matter's goals. The document analyzes the authors, publications, and relevance of each source to provide context.
The article discusses the death of Robert Champion, a Florida A&M University drum major who died from injuries sustained during a hazing incident. It argues that hazing continues because of peer pressure within student organizations, and that only students themselves can put an end to this dangerous tradition by refusing to participate in or tolerate hazing. The author recounts his own opposition to hazing when pledging a fraternity in college. He calls for a zero tolerance approach but says lasting change will only come when students prioritize their safety and make it unacceptable for future members to be hazed.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. While history shows real injustices, more understanding and nonviolence are needed to build a just future for all.
The document discusses issues related to gay rights and same-sex relationships. It argues that gay marriage should be legal to ensure equal rights for all. It presents pros and cons of gay marriage, such as financial benefits and being against some religions. It also discusses discrimination faced by LGBT youth, higher suicide rates among gay and lesbian teens, and the "No H8" campaign protesting Proposition 8.
This document provides information and resources for working with LGBTQ youth. It includes definitions of key terms, statistics on LGBTQ youth in Tennessee showing high rates of bullying and lack of community acceptance, and tips for supporting LGBTQ youth. Resources outlined include databases, journals, websites and community organizations serving LGBTQ youth in Tennessee.
LGBT is a huge issue in a country like India. One one side where people are fighting for the bill to be passed on the other side the people falling in category of LGBT is not given proper rights to live life accordingly. In this scenario the question arises , Are We Ready To Accept the LGBT Rights?
This document provides information about LGBT aging and concerns. It begins by defining LGBT acronyms like lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. It then discusses key events in the gay rights movement, such as the Stonewall riots. Statistics are presented showing the growing number of LGBT older adults and their unique concerns, like isolation, discrimination in healthcare and housing, and caring for aging partners. Specific needs of transgender elders are also reviewed. The document concludes by offering best practices for supporting LGBT elders.
To keep-our-honor-clean-why-we-must-oppose-the-homosexual-agenda-for-the-mili...Daniel H
This document opposes lifting the ban on openly homosexual service members in the US military. It argues that allowing homosexuals to serve would damage unit cohesion and morale, as homosexuality is incompatible with the military's values of honor, discipline, and self-sacrifice. It also claims that openly homosexual service members would undermine recruitment and retention and increase health risks. The document concludes by urging Congress to maintain the ban to preserve the military's honor and effectiveness.
The document discusses white privilege and systemic racism in the United States criminal justice system. It defines white privilege as benefits that white people receive due to their race, such as less worry about civil rights compared to people of color. It provides examples of how black people are treated more harshly in the media and criminal justice system for the same crimes as white people. The document also discusses how people of color are more likely to experience aggression, unfair treatment, and targeting by police than white people. It argues that the only way to address racial injustice is for those with white privilege to recognize it, speak up against racism, and support minority groups and anti-racist causes.
This document summarizes key aspects of the LGBT movement. It begins by defining the terms LGBT, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. It then discusses the biological basis for sexuality, noting research showing biological influences on brain development related to sexual orientation. The document outlines discrimination and legal issues faced by the LGBT community, such as discrimination in the workplace, family issues, and ambiguity in laws. It describes the history of LGBT rights movements in Europe and the US. In conclusion, it argues that LGBT people should have the same rights as others and that issues they face are often due to biological and environmental factors rather than inherent flaws.
This document discusses hate crimes on college campuses and the challenges around balancing free speech rights with preventing hate speech. It provides examples of recent hate crimes like racist videos and threats targeted at students' race, gender or sexuality. While public universities must protect free speech, private schools can restrict speech through codes but these are often unconstitutional. The document recommends anti-bias education, free speech areas, and administrative leadership to thoughtfully address issues of hate rather than emotional shouting matches.
The document discusses domestic violence and abuse, providing definitions, statistics, theories, and history. It notes that domestic abuse can include physical, emotional, and psychological harm between intimate partners. Theories discussed potential causes like learned behavior from family or a cycle of violence and abuse. Statistics show women are most commonly victims but men can also be abused. Solutions discussed recognizing abusive relationships and seeking help.
The document discusses whether free speech should be regulated. The author believes it should be regulated to some extent, such as when speech endangers someone's safety or well-being. The author cites examples where offensive speech targeting religion or minority groups was restricted or punished in court. The author agrees with regulations on hate speech or speech intended to demean groups. Overall the document argues that while free speech is important, it should be limited to prevent harm.
Lesbian refers to a woman attracted to other women. Gay refers to a man attracted to other men. Bisexual refers to attraction to both males and females. Transgender is a general term for those whose gender identity differs from their birth sex. Several myths about LGBT people are dispelled by facts, including that homosexuality is not an illness that can be cured and that one's sexual orientation is determined early in life, not by seduction. While LGBT people experience higher rates of mental health issues and substance abuse, this is due to societal stress rather than sexual orientation itself.
The document discusses LGBT rights and advocacy in Kentucky. It provides demographic data showing 3.9% of Kentucky's adult population identifies as LGBT. While some cities have non-discrimination ordinances, statewide protections do not exist. The largest advocacy organizations work to promote legislation protecting LGBT individuals from discrimination and to educate the public. Strategies for influencing policy include community events, lobbying lawmakers, and appealing to shift public opinion over time.
Sohrab experienced extreme alienation in Afghanistan as a Hazara minority, witnessing his parents' murder by the Taliban and being sold into slavery by an orphanage. While in America he still faces discrimination due to factors like gender, race, sexuality, and income level. Though not as severe as in Afghanistan, alienation persists in American society through gender and racial inequalities in areas like pay, discrimination protections, and important decisions. While there are differences between the two societies, alienation stems from similar roots and remains a prominent issue in both countries.
This document discusses LGBT discrimination in society. It defines LGBT as lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender and provides statistics showing most U.S. adults identify as straight. The document outlines forms of discrimination faced by LGBT individuals, such as higher rates of bullying, suicide, and workplace discrimination. It also discusses the wage gap between LGBT and heterosexual individuals. Finally, it suggests ways to reduce stigma against LGBT people through education and anti-discrimination policies.
The document provides statistics on hate crimes reported in Orange County, California in 2013. Some key points:
- The number of reported hate crimes fell nearly 20% to 49 in 2013, the lowest point in over a decade. However, violent hate crimes against persons increased.
- African Americans and those perceived to be gay or lesbian were most frequently targeted, though numbers decreased for some groups. Hate crimes motivated by race/ethnicity and religion remained most common.
- While overall numbers decreased, a greater proportion of hate crimes in 2013 were violent offenses like assault rather than property crimes like vandalism. Most perpetrators were unknown but of known perpetrators, most were male.
This presentation seeks to educate about homophobia by exploring its origins and causes. It discusses how the term was coined in the 1960s and analyzes the concept through several frameworks. Homophobia stems partly from male gender norms and the idea that homosexuality threatens masculinity. It is also rooted in heterosexism, the ideology that enforces the invisibility of LGBTQ people and hostility toward them. Research has found a link between homophobia and sexual arousal, where homophobic men may experience arousal from homosexual content but feel threatened by this.
Compared to other white figures in sports who stuck their feet in their mouths while discussing racial injustice in America, Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin’s remarks about the May 25 police killing of 46-year-old George Floyd were above average.
The document analyzes how three Supreme Court cases - Loving v Virginia, Lawrence-Garner v Texas, and Shelby v Holder - have perpetuated colorblind racism in the US legal system. It discusses how Loving v Virginia, which legalized interracial marriage, has been cited to justify anti-affirmative action rulings. It explores how Lawrence-Garner erased Blackness from the narrative. And it examines how Shelby v Holder directly upheld colorblind racism by overturning a key provision of the Voting Rights Act.
The document discusses different types of reproduction in animals - oviparous animals are born from eggs while viviparous animals are born from their mothers. It also describes different types of diets - herbivores eat plants, carnivores eat animals, and omnivores eat both plants and animals. The document then shows pictures of different animals and asks what each one is - the animals included are an octopus, a large rabbit, a swordfish, a salmon, and a kangaroo.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. While history shows real injustices, more understanding and nonviolence are needed to build a just future for all.
The document discusses issues related to gay rights and same-sex relationships. It argues that gay marriage should be legal to ensure equal rights for all. It presents pros and cons of gay marriage, such as financial benefits and being against some religions. It also discusses discrimination faced by LGBT youth, higher suicide rates among gay and lesbian teens, and the "No H8" campaign protesting Proposition 8.
This document provides information and resources for working with LGBTQ youth. It includes definitions of key terms, statistics on LGBTQ youth in Tennessee showing high rates of bullying and lack of community acceptance, and tips for supporting LGBTQ youth. Resources outlined include databases, journals, websites and community organizations serving LGBTQ youth in Tennessee.
LGBT is a huge issue in a country like India. One one side where people are fighting for the bill to be passed on the other side the people falling in category of LGBT is not given proper rights to live life accordingly. In this scenario the question arises , Are We Ready To Accept the LGBT Rights?
This document provides information about LGBT aging and concerns. It begins by defining LGBT acronyms like lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. It then discusses key events in the gay rights movement, such as the Stonewall riots. Statistics are presented showing the growing number of LGBT older adults and their unique concerns, like isolation, discrimination in healthcare and housing, and caring for aging partners. Specific needs of transgender elders are also reviewed. The document concludes by offering best practices for supporting LGBT elders.
To keep-our-honor-clean-why-we-must-oppose-the-homosexual-agenda-for-the-mili...Daniel H
This document opposes lifting the ban on openly homosexual service members in the US military. It argues that allowing homosexuals to serve would damage unit cohesion and morale, as homosexuality is incompatible with the military's values of honor, discipline, and self-sacrifice. It also claims that openly homosexual service members would undermine recruitment and retention and increase health risks. The document concludes by urging Congress to maintain the ban to preserve the military's honor and effectiveness.
The document discusses white privilege and systemic racism in the United States criminal justice system. It defines white privilege as benefits that white people receive due to their race, such as less worry about civil rights compared to people of color. It provides examples of how black people are treated more harshly in the media and criminal justice system for the same crimes as white people. The document also discusses how people of color are more likely to experience aggression, unfair treatment, and targeting by police than white people. It argues that the only way to address racial injustice is for those with white privilege to recognize it, speak up against racism, and support minority groups and anti-racist causes.
This document summarizes key aspects of the LGBT movement. It begins by defining the terms LGBT, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. It then discusses the biological basis for sexuality, noting research showing biological influences on brain development related to sexual orientation. The document outlines discrimination and legal issues faced by the LGBT community, such as discrimination in the workplace, family issues, and ambiguity in laws. It describes the history of LGBT rights movements in Europe and the US. In conclusion, it argues that LGBT people should have the same rights as others and that issues they face are often due to biological and environmental factors rather than inherent flaws.
This document discusses hate crimes on college campuses and the challenges around balancing free speech rights with preventing hate speech. It provides examples of recent hate crimes like racist videos and threats targeted at students' race, gender or sexuality. While public universities must protect free speech, private schools can restrict speech through codes but these are often unconstitutional. The document recommends anti-bias education, free speech areas, and administrative leadership to thoughtfully address issues of hate rather than emotional shouting matches.
The document discusses domestic violence and abuse, providing definitions, statistics, theories, and history. It notes that domestic abuse can include physical, emotional, and psychological harm between intimate partners. Theories discussed potential causes like learned behavior from family or a cycle of violence and abuse. Statistics show women are most commonly victims but men can also be abused. Solutions discussed recognizing abusive relationships and seeking help.
The document discusses whether free speech should be regulated. The author believes it should be regulated to some extent, such as when speech endangers someone's safety or well-being. The author cites examples where offensive speech targeting religion or minority groups was restricted or punished in court. The author agrees with regulations on hate speech or speech intended to demean groups. Overall the document argues that while free speech is important, it should be limited to prevent harm.
Lesbian refers to a woman attracted to other women. Gay refers to a man attracted to other men. Bisexual refers to attraction to both males and females. Transgender is a general term for those whose gender identity differs from their birth sex. Several myths about LGBT people are dispelled by facts, including that homosexuality is not an illness that can be cured and that one's sexual orientation is determined early in life, not by seduction. While LGBT people experience higher rates of mental health issues and substance abuse, this is due to societal stress rather than sexual orientation itself.
The document discusses LGBT rights and advocacy in Kentucky. It provides demographic data showing 3.9% of Kentucky's adult population identifies as LGBT. While some cities have non-discrimination ordinances, statewide protections do not exist. The largest advocacy organizations work to promote legislation protecting LGBT individuals from discrimination and to educate the public. Strategies for influencing policy include community events, lobbying lawmakers, and appealing to shift public opinion over time.
Sohrab experienced extreme alienation in Afghanistan as a Hazara minority, witnessing his parents' murder by the Taliban and being sold into slavery by an orphanage. While in America he still faces discrimination due to factors like gender, race, sexuality, and income level. Though not as severe as in Afghanistan, alienation persists in American society through gender and racial inequalities in areas like pay, discrimination protections, and important decisions. While there are differences between the two societies, alienation stems from similar roots and remains a prominent issue in both countries.
This document discusses LGBT discrimination in society. It defines LGBT as lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender and provides statistics showing most U.S. adults identify as straight. The document outlines forms of discrimination faced by LGBT individuals, such as higher rates of bullying, suicide, and workplace discrimination. It also discusses the wage gap between LGBT and heterosexual individuals. Finally, it suggests ways to reduce stigma against LGBT people through education and anti-discrimination policies.
The document provides statistics on hate crimes reported in Orange County, California in 2013. Some key points:
- The number of reported hate crimes fell nearly 20% to 49 in 2013, the lowest point in over a decade. However, violent hate crimes against persons increased.
- African Americans and those perceived to be gay or lesbian were most frequently targeted, though numbers decreased for some groups. Hate crimes motivated by race/ethnicity and religion remained most common.
- While overall numbers decreased, a greater proportion of hate crimes in 2013 were violent offenses like assault rather than property crimes like vandalism. Most perpetrators were unknown but of known perpetrators, most were male.
This presentation seeks to educate about homophobia by exploring its origins and causes. It discusses how the term was coined in the 1960s and analyzes the concept through several frameworks. Homophobia stems partly from male gender norms and the idea that homosexuality threatens masculinity. It is also rooted in heterosexism, the ideology that enforces the invisibility of LGBTQ people and hostility toward them. Research has found a link between homophobia and sexual arousal, where homophobic men may experience arousal from homosexual content but feel threatened by this.
Compared to other white figures in sports who stuck their feet in their mouths while discussing racial injustice in America, Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin’s remarks about the May 25 police killing of 46-year-old George Floyd were above average.
The document analyzes how three Supreme Court cases - Loving v Virginia, Lawrence-Garner v Texas, and Shelby v Holder - have perpetuated colorblind racism in the US legal system. It discusses how Loving v Virginia, which legalized interracial marriage, has been cited to justify anti-affirmative action rulings. It explores how Lawrence-Garner erased Blackness from the narrative. And it examines how Shelby v Holder directly upheld colorblind racism by overturning a key provision of the Voting Rights Act.
The document discusses different types of reproduction in animals - oviparous animals are born from eggs while viviparous animals are born from their mothers. It also describes different types of diets - herbivores eat plants, carnivores eat animals, and omnivores eat both plants and animals. The document then shows pictures of different animals and asks what each one is - the animals included are an octopus, a large rabbit, a swordfish, a salmon, and a kangaroo.
The document discusses social media and its legal implications for limited companies in India. It notes that regulators like SEBI are developing guidelines around its use, especially to prevent insider trading. Listed companies will be able to disclose earnings on social media as long as they also inform stock exchanges first. Companies may also need to monitor social media for sensitive information. The document provides tips on using different social media platforms like blogs, LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook for professional purposes like advising clients, thought leadership and branding.
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Lizzie Borden, a 32-year-old woman from Fall River, Massachusetts, was suspected of murdering her father Andrew and stepmother Abby Borden with an ax. Andrew and Abby were found dead in the parlor and Abby's bedroom, respectively, having suffered apparent whacks from an ax. Though Lizzie claimed to have a loving relationship with her parents, she was arrested after attempting to purchase poison the day before. At trial, Lizzie was found not guilty despite not having blood on her, though the author believes the police investigation was insufficient and that Lizzie Borden was guilty of the murders.
This document provides the names for baby animals from various species. It lists that a baby sheep is called a lamb, a baby cow is a calf, a baby duck is a chick, a baby cat is a kitten, and a baby dog is a puppy. It also states that a baby bear is a cub and identifies pictures of a seahorse, cheetah, and squirrel.
The document summarizes the infamous kidnapping and murder case of Charles Lindbergh Jr. in 1932. It provides details of the crime, the investigation led by J. Edgar Hoover that traced ransom money to Bruno Hauptmann, Hauptmann's trial where forensic evidence and witness testimony implicated him, and his eventual conviction and execution. The document also notes that the baby's body was found months later and that Hauptmann claimed innocence until the end, though the author believes the evidence clearly pointed to his guilt.
The document discusses the three main economic sectors - primary, secondary, and tertiary. The primary sector involves activities that extract raw materials directly from nature like agriculture, forestry, fishing and mining. The secondary sector transforms raw materials into goods through processes like manufacturing wood furniture, steel cars, or textiles. The tertiary sector provides services to consumers and includes industries like finance, education, transportation and restaurants. Data shows that most workers in Europe and Spain are employed in the tertiary sector, with agriculture employing the least.
The document discusses the causes and effects of the weakening Indian rupee. It traces the historical exchange rate between the rupee and US dollar from 1947 to present. Key causes of the rupee's weakening include India's dependence on crude oil imports, gold imports, fiscal and current account deficits, the European debt crisis, and weak economic fundamentals. Effects include higher gold and fuel prices, increased education costs for students abroad, benefits for exporters, and increased borrowing costs. A weak rupee impacts many sectors of the Indian economy.
This document discusses arguments for and against abolishing the exclusionary rule. Arguments for abolishing it are that it makes it hard to convict criminals and police should not have many rules placed on them. Arguments against abolishing it are that police may act unprofessionally without oversight and innocent people's rights could be violated. The author ultimately decides against abolishing the exclusionary rule because they believe more evidence is needed to convict the accused and fully investigate cases.
This document discusses green marketing. Green marketing refers to producing and selling environmentally friendly products. It focuses on minimizing waste and using resources sustainably. Green products are recyclable, reusable, biodegradable, and contain natural or recycled ingredients without toxic chemicals. Companies practice green marketing for opportunities for growth, social responsibility, and competitive pressures. The green marketing mix includes ecological products, higher prices, local and national distribution with eco-friendly packaging, and promotion that stresses environmental aspects. Examples given are lead-free paints, green computers that reduce e-waste, and mobile phone campaigns that save paper. The conclusion is that green marketing spreads environmental awareness while maintaining a clean, green environment through eco-friendly products.
The document discusses media mix, public relations, and newsletters. It defines media mix as the combination of various media modes used for advertising and promotion. It notes the key roles of media mix in business include planning strategy, managing costs, and reaching target markets. Public relations is defined as the art of analyzing trends, counseling organizations, and implementing planned programs to serve both organizational and public interests. Newsletters are described as regular publications distributed to defined groups to inform, announce events, and promote products/services. Effective newsletter creation follows rules like knowing the audience and writing for them.
The document lists various animals and whether they are viviparous, giving birth to live young, or oviparous, laying eggs. Most mammals such as bears, bison, camels, cats, cows, deer, dogs, dolphins, donkeys, elephants, giraffes, goats, horses, kangaroos, lions, monkeys, pigs, seals, sheep, tigers, zebras are viviparous. Oviparous animals include bees, crocodiles, fish, frogs, hens, ladybirds, lizards, ostriches, owls, penguins, snakes, spiders, swans, turtles.
This document discusses retail marketing communication. It begins by defining retail communication as programs conducted by retailers to inform customers about products, services, and stores. The main goals are to increase the customer base and sales volume. Communication also helps build the store image. Key functions of retail communication include providing information, persuading customers, and reminding them about offerings. Common communication methods are advertising, sales promotions, store atmosphere, websites, salespeople, email, direct mail, and word-of-mouth. Developing an effective communication plan involves establishing objectives, determining the budget, allocating the budget, and implementing and evaluating the programs.
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4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
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12. Design Sprint Framework
13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
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Freedom to Marry, Freedom to Dissent
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2. The last few years have brought an astonishing moral and political transformation in the American debate over
same-sex marriage and gay equality. This has been a triumph not only for LGBT Americans but for the American
idea. But the breakthrough has brought with it rapidly rising expectations among some supporters of gay marriage
that the debate should now be over. As one advocate recently put it, “It would be enough for me if those people who
are so ignorant or intransigent as to still be anti-gay in 2014 would simply shut up.”
The signatories of this statement are grateful to our friends and allies for their enthusiasm. But we are concerned
that recent events, including the resignation of the CEO of Mozilla under pressure because of an anti-same-sex-
marriage donation he made in 2008, signal an eagerness by some supporters of same-sex marriage to punish
rather than to criticize or to persuade those who disagree. We reject that deeply illiberal impulse, which is both
wrong in principle and poor as politics.
We support same-sex marriage; many of us have worked for it, in some cases for a large portion of our professional
and personal lives. We affirm our unwavering commitment to civic and legal equality, including marriage equality.
At the same time, we also affirm our unwavering commitment to the values of the open society and to vigorous
public debate—the values that have brought us to the brink of victory.
Diversity Is the Natural Consequence of Liberty
The gay rights struggle is about freedom and equality for all. The best and most free society is one that allows the
largest number to live true to their core beliefs and identities. It is a society that allows its members to speak their
minds and shape their own aspirations.
The natural consequence of true liberty is diversity. Unless a society can figure out a way to reach perfect
agreement, conflicting views will be inevitable. Any effort to impose conformity, through government or any other
means, by punishing the misguided for believing incorrectly will impoverish society intellectually and oppress it
politically.
The test of our commitment to liberal principles is not our eagerness to hear ideas we share, but our willingness to
consider seriously those we oppose.
Progress Comes from Persuasion
There is no evidence that Brendan Eich, the Mozilla CEO who resigned over his $1,000 donation to California’s
Proposition 8 campaign, believed in or practiced any form of discrimination against Mozilla’s LGBT employees.
That would be a very different case. He was pressured to leave because of personal political action he took at a time
when a majority of the American public shared his view. And while he acknowledged the pain his donation caused,
he did not publicly “recant,” which some suggested he should have done as the price of keeping his job.
So the issue is cleanly presented: Is opposition to same-sex marriage by itself, expressed in a political campaign,
beyond the pale of tolerable discourse in a free society? We cannot wish away the objections of Christian, Jewish,
and Muslim faith traditions, or browbeat them into submission. Even in our constitutional system, persuasion is a
minority’s first and best strategy. It has served us well and we should not be done with it.
Free Speech Is a Value, Not Just a Law
Much of the rhetoric that emerged in the wake of the Eich incident showed a worrisome turn toward intolerance
and puritanism among some supporters of gay equality—not in terms of formal legal sanction, to be sure, but in
terms of abandonment of the core liberal values of debate and diversity.
3. Sustaining a liberal society demands a culture that welcomes robust debate, vigorous political advocacy, and a
decent respect for differing opinions. People must be allowed to be wrong in order to continually test what is right.
We should criticize opposing views, not punish or suppress them.
The freedom—not just legal but social—to express even very unpopular views is the engine that propelled the gay-
rights movement from its birth against almost hopeless odds two generations ago. A culture of free speech created
the social space for us to criticize and demolish the arguments against gay marriage and LGBT equality. For us and
our advocates to turn against that culture now would be a betrayal of the movement’s deepest and most humane
values.
Disagreement Should Not Be Punished
We prefer debate that is respectful, but we cannot enforce good manners. We must have the strength to accept that
some people think misguidedly and harmfully about us. But we must also acknowledge that disagreement is not,
itself, harm or hate.
As a viewpoint, opposition to gay marriage is not a punishable offense. It can be expressed hatefully, but it can also
be expressed respectfully. We strongly believe that opposition to same-sex marriage is wrong, but the consequence
of holding a wrong opinion should not be the loss of a job. Inflicting such consequences on others is sadly ironic in
light of our movement’s hard-won victory over a social order in which LGBT people were fired, harassed, and
socially marginalized for holding unorthodox opinions.
Enforcing Orthodoxy Hurts Everyone
LGBT Americans can and do demand to be treated fairly. But we also recognize that absolute agreement on any
issue does not exist. Franklin Kameny, one of America’s earliest and greatest gay-rights proponents, lost his job in
1957 because he was gay. Just as some now celebrate Eich’s departure as simply reflecting market demands, the
government justified the firing of gay people because of “the possible embarrassment to, and loss of public
confidence in . . . the Federal civil service.” Kameny devoted his life to fighting back. He was both tireless and
confrontational in his advocacy of equality, but he never tried to silence or punish his adversaries.
Now that we are entering a new season in the debate that Frank Kameny helped to open, it is important to live up
to the standard he set. Like him, we place our confidence in persuasion, not punishment. We believe it is the only
truly secure path to equal rights.
4. SIGNATORIES
Affiliations and employers are for identification purposes only
Jonathan Adler
Case Western Reserve University School of Law
Kenneth Anderson
American University Washington College of Law
Brian Bix
University of Minnesota Law School
David Blankenhorn
President, Institute for American Values
Reginald J. Brown
Partner, WilmerHale
Jim Burroway
Box Turtle Bulletin
Steven G. Calabresi
Northwestern University Law School
Dale Carpenter
University of Minnesota Law School
Brian Chase
Former senior staff attorney, Lambda Legal Defense
and Education Fund
James Chen
Michigan State University Law School
Jeff Cook-McCormac
Senior Advisor, American Unity Fund
John Corvino
Wayne State University
Donald Downs
University of Wisconsin—Madison
Beth Elliott
Daughters of Bilitis
California Committee for Sexual Law Reform
Richard Epstein
New York University School of Law
William A. Galston
The Brookings Institution
Margaret Hoover
President, American Unity Fund
Lisa Graham Keegan
Former Arizona State Superintendent of Public
Instruction
Timothy Kincaid
Box Turtle Bulletin
Gregory J. King
HRCF Communications Director, 1989-1995
James Kirchick
The Daily Beast
Heidi Kitrosser
University of Minnesota Law School
Jim Kolbe
Former member, U.S. House of Representatives
David Lampo
Author, “A Fundamental Freedom”
Log Cabin Republicans
Eli Lehrer
President, R Street Institute
James Lindgren
Northwestern University Law School
David Link
Fred Litwin
Fabulous Blue Tent
Brett McDonnell
University of Minnesota Law School
William McGeveran
University of Minnesota Law School
Ken Mehlman
Businessman; 62nd Chairman, Republican National
Committee
Stephen H. Miller
Independent Gay Forum/IGF Culture Watch
Charles Murray
American Enterprise Institute
Norman Ornstein
American Enterprise Institute
5. Richard Painter
University of Minnesota Law School
Branden Petersen
Minnesota State Senate
Mark Pietrzyk
David Post
Temple University School of Law
Randy R. Potts
Box Turtle Bulletin
Joe Radinovich
Minnesota State House of Representatives
Jonathan Rauch
The Brookings Institution
Stephen Richer
The University of Chicago Law School
Purple Elephant Republicans
Jonathan W. Rowe
Mercer County Community College
Will Saletan
Slate.com
Robert Sarvis
2014 U.S. Senate candidate, Virginia
Sally Satel
American Enterprise Institute
Leah Ward Sears
Partner at Schiff Hardin LLP
Former Georgia Supreme Court Justice.
Rick Sincere
Chairman, Gays and Lesbians for Individual Liberty
Christina Hoff Sommers
Resident Scholar
American Enterprise Institute
Andrew Sullivan
Berin Szoka
President, TechFreedom
Rich Tafel
Public Squared
Peter Thiel
Co-founder, PayPal
Rob Tisinai
Box Turtle Bulletin
Eugene Volokh
UCLA School of Law
Sasha Volokh
Emory Law School
Milan Vydareny
Cathy Young
Contributing Editor, Reason Magazine